Manufactured in 1877, the final year of production, with standard markings and features including matching serial numbers. The Open Top Pocket Model was one of Colt's first two cartridge revolvers and debuted in 1871 along with the Colt House revolver.

Excellent. 97% plus of the original nickel plating remains. The pistol has a light drag line on the cylinder, some light scratches from handling and storage, and some oxidation on the cylinder face and chambers. The grips are also excellent with some minor edge wear. The action is excellent.

This revolver was manufactured in 1875. The .30 caliber New Line revolvers were only manufactured for three years and only around 10,946 were produced. This example has the etched panel marking on the left side of the barrel, standard features and markings including matching serial numbers, and a dark set of varnished grips.

Very fine. 90% of the "frosted" original nickel plating remains. There is some very light pin pricks, minute patches of oxidation, and scattered handling and storage marks. The grips are fine with minor edge wear, light scratches, and a few dings. The action functions fine. The markings, including the etched panel, are clear.